Newsboy and Bride Forgiven After Eloping to New York
East Boston newsboy Flanagan and his bride Miss Helen G. Scott eloped to New York last week and were forgiven by their parents who will welcome them back. Luke sold papers at State street entrance to the East Boston tunnel. the couple will be honored with a reception by Boston newsies. Miss Scott, daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Scott of 83 Paris street, is a Litton High School graduate and a skilled musician. They sent a telegram from New York confirming their marriage at an aunt's home.
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G. Scott
East Boston
New York
Luke
State Street
Boston Newsies
William T. Scott
Paris Street
Litton High School
Want Fund of Million for Sunday Campaign Plans
The Billy Sunday campaign committee aims to raise a million dollar guaranty fund as decided at a meeting of Greater Boston ministers at Park Street Church. Fourty thousand dollars was collected soon after the announcement, at a rate of four thousand dollars per minute.
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Billy Sunday
Greater Boston
Park Street Church
Prohibition Leaders Rally for Wooden Tabernacle Plan
Allen C. Emery and other speakers urged support for a wooden tabernacle to host Billy Sunday, arguing acoustics favor wood and claiming underwriting funds will cover costs. Prohibition and church figures cited opposition from liquor interests and recounted past campaign efforts in Syracuse and local fundraising anecdotes.
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Allen C. Emery
Boston
Billy Sunday
Mr. Emery
Alvan T. Fuller
John D. Rockefeller
James Empringham
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Syracuse
Billy
Frank F., Davidson
Austin KK. de Blois
Charles L. Page
Urges Building Law Support in Faneuil Hall Note
William H. Sayward and R. Clipston Sturgis urge caution on a rushed building safety bill. They favor a statewide building law H. 170 covering schools and other buildings and call officials to study existing conditions before legislation. They advise focusing on the general law to protect children.
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Faneuil Hall
Peabody
William H. Sayward
R. Clipston Sturgis
Boston
This Is America’s Dress Up Week Opens in Stores
Across the country from Boston to the Golden Gate men and young men join Dress Up Week. A Boston store showcases Kirschbaum styles with new fabrics and sizes, presenting a varied offering without peer.
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America
Boston
Golden Gate
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Flanagan
Miss Helen
Brockton
Lynn
Beverly
Worcester
Providence
Quyright
CK Kuppenheimer Clothes
Kuppenheimer
Kennedy
LF &J
New ‘England
Hawley Streets
Shaw
Tabernacle
William Shaw
William FE. Blodgett
Woburn
Doherty
Frank J. Doherty
United States Marine Corps
San Diego
Cal
John Doherty
Woodside Avenue
Winthrop
Choice
Hamburg
Oxford
Washington Street
Boylston
Ifollis Ste
A. B. Kirschbaum
Kirschbaum
the Continental Clothing House
Boylston Street
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